What a fun class this was. I love the photo above, it reminds me of the “personality” of the class—relaxed yet attentive, friendly and ready with a smile for others—caring … Read More
Welcome to week two of Throwback posts of fabric collage in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Today I revisit the second of my two 2022 classes—the first class was covered in … Read More
Today will be a treat for me to share the lovely people and their collage subjects of my most recent in-person class, with MISA—Madeline Island School of the Arts—in Santa … Read More
I recently returned from teaching in Santa Fe, New Mexico, so this week in your regular Saturday post, I’ll present the first of two posts introducing you to my immensely … Read More
A couple weeks prior to my recent fabric collage class in Santa Fe, my students participated in pre-class coaching. I started doing these Zoom meetings for my Live Online Classes, … Read More
Today’s Throwback Thursday prepares you for another, new Top Tip coming up in this Saturday’s post. As I say in the linked post below, cropping your image—deciding where and how … Read More
I believe this is the third time teaching for Madeline Island School of the Arts at their “winter campus” in the New Mexico city of Santa Fe. I arrived in … Read More
Keep it simple. That’s one piece of advice I give those just learning fabric collage for the first time. The students in today’s Finish Line Throwback Thursday all took that … Read More
Birds are a common subject for fabric collage. They can be done quite successfully as the stunning examples in this Finish Line show. If a student does run into trouble, … Read More
If you’ve been following this weekly blog for a while, you’ve seen lots of the fabric collage quilts made by my students. Typically, the collection of quilts you’ll see in … Read More